Chengdu Repulse Bay Detached Villa
The design and implementation of this 880 square meter villa is the achievement of how ACE Design succeeds in creating the “ideal home”.
China
China’s modern architecture blends innovation with tradition, scale with intimacy. Explore selected works from China published on HomeWorldDesign that span minimalist retreats to urban reinventions.
SFEEL Designer Hotel Taikoo Li / HARMO Design
SFEEL Designer Hotel TaiKoo Li is located in Dong’an South Road, Chengdu. It used to be one of the areas with the most old Chengdu flavor, with Chunxi Road and Shuijingfang in the south, Caojia Lane and…
Wayzim Headquarters Office by YUZO Design
Wayzim headquarters office locates at Xishan Industrial park at Wuxi city, a fast-growing location for the high-tech and manufacturing industry. This new HQ office includes flexible workspace and collaboration space, a showroom, a three-story dining hall, and…
Xi Rui Restaurant by LDH Design
From visible to invisible, from concrete to spiritual understanding, LDH DESIGN has completed the deduction of the dining space of Xi Rui Restaurant featured by oriental symbols.
Yi Shan Restaurant Providing Traditional Japanese Omakase Dining Experience
Located in the bustling Hangzhou, Yi Shan restaurant offers a tranquil, simple dining environment that integrates into the atmosphere of daily life.
A Home for Producers – Shui On Lake Ville V by Superorganism Architects
Chih Da Lin, chief designer of Superorganism Architects, spent two and a half years polishing and refining the “Let’s Play” design theme for this Home for Producers.
Greentown’s Idyll Moment Farm by MDO
MDO’s new project，Idyll Moment Farm situated in Chengdu, a city known for leisure and idleness,surrounded by pastoral landscapes of fertile fields and dense forests.
JG Phoenix Shenzhen Office
This project is the new office of design practice JG Phoenix in Shenzhen. By bringing in artworks, the designers hoped to convey the team spirit of communication and cooperation.
Wonder Apartment by Xigo Studio: A Spatial Translation by Popular Symbols
This case embodies the concept of “kitsch” in a jocular way. In other words, while pursuing design logic and rejecting absolute rationality, it incorporates seemingly “vulgar” entertainment symbols into contemporary residential design